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COST 244bis Action on Biomedical Effects of
Electromagnetic Fields
11th Workshop on Biomedical Applications and
Management Committee Meeting
7-8 October 2000, Bled - SLOVENIA
Scientific Committee:
Arne Wennberg (Sweden)
Joe Wiart (France)
Dina Simunic (Croatia)
Ulf Bergquist (Sweden)
Norbert Leitgeb (Austria)
Guglielmo D'Inzeo (Italy)
Luis Miro (France)
Terry Kenny (U.K.)
Gerd Friedrich (Germany)
What is COST?
COST stands for European Co-operation in the field of Scientific
and Technical research. It is an open and flexible framework set up in 1971 now
involving 25 countries from the European Union, Central and Eastern European countries,
and Turkey. COST Actions involve pre-competitive or basic research and activities of
public utility. COST Actions exist in over 15 research domains, the largest being
COST Telecommunications which also includes COST 244bis Action.
What is COST 244bis?
COST 244 was one of the Actions in the COST Telecommunications domain which was started
in 1992. Commencing in 1996 the COST 244bis Action is an extension of the original COST
244 Action on Biomedical Effects of Electromagnetic Fields. As its predecessor, COST
244bis focuses on co-ordination of European research in the area of biomedical effects
of electromagnetic fields, on co-ordination and promotion of national research activities
in this area at European level, and on stimulation of multidisciplinary collaboration
between experts in medicine, biology, electrical engineering, physics etc. More information
about specific activities of COST 244 and COST 244bis Actions can be found at:
http://www.radio.fer.hr/cost244/
The 11th Workshop on Biomedical Applications and COST 244bis Management Committee
Meeting will be the final event in the series of meetings of this Action.
Participants of 3rd ICBEM and 1st Slo-CroMBE
The first official day of 3rd ICBEM and 1st Slo-CroMBE will overlap with the final meeting
of COST 244bis Action Group. The topics covered by COST meeting are related to those covered
by 3rd ICBEM and 1st Slo-CroMBE. All participants to the Conference will have free admittance
to the COST 244bis.
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